A fork of Rural Dictionary
When someone shares too much personal information about someone else's private life when gossiping.
Coworker #1: "Did you hear about Adam?" Coworker #2: "No, what happened?" Coworker #1: "He got an STD from a girl he met on Myspace." Coworker #2: "t.m.i. TMZ - I don't need or want to know that."
The person whose ass i would most like to kick on a daily basis. I don't know him personally but, i am irritated by his galactic ignorance and narcissism. People that have a public forum such as TMZ and open their mouths whenever possible, whilst failing to realize they are idiots, chap my hide something fierce and make me violent.
TMZ is a guilty pleasure of mine. I watch mainly to see and hear the on-air employees display their lack of wit and knowledge. The group consists of various,dimwitted, 20-somethings, but their undisputed king is "Matt, the blond douche on TMZ."
adj-adjective -a person (normally one who identifies as being male/man) of the larger African Diaspora who makes it their job/business (similar to that of thirty-mile-zoneTMZ) to be the first person to drop someone else's business with the intent to garner personal traction or glorification. This transcends a person/people who simply talks too much and is a personality trait where being the first person to drop someone else's business becomes fulfilling and natural. -a TMZ person tends to display the following traits: getting mad when they are not the first person to know your business; tends to drop your business within minutes of you telling them; will go out of their way to drop your business; doesn't care to decipher between the truth and runs and tell even the most outlandish of information; gets mad when they tell your business and someone already knows what they are trying to drop; tends to be sensitive, arrogant, but will proclaim to subscribe to the most traditional characteristics of masculinity.
Big-D, old TMZ ass, called me at 3 in the morning just to be the first person to tell me about Mike's babymomma, and he got mad when I told him that I didn't care.